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cpcc
New Member
Philippines
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 Posted - December 01 2006 : 11:16:30
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Originally posted by xavier
Hi,
I have received a letter from Canadian Embassy (generic letter) after four (4) years since I submitted my application. The Embassy is requesting to update my documents. Do I have to get new NBI Clearance (Police Clearance) and take Englist Test again, etc.
I have submitted my Englist Test (TOEIC), and NBI Clearance together with my application forms four years ago. Do I have to take new NBI Clearance and English test again. Does TOEIC test acceptable in lieu of IELTS test. Please help me with this regard.
Thanks,
xavier
xavier,
You don't have to take IELTS again. Just mention in your cover letter (when you send your updated documents) that you have already submitted to them the original IELTS results when you filed your application way back. But you have to submit new NBI clearance, and if your civil status changed, such as, you got married, or there are additional dependents, you have to declare those in the IMMI application forms (additional family info) that the embassy requires you to submit.
By the way, when did you apply? Please share your timeline.
What are the other documents they want you to update?
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cpcc
New Member
Philippines
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Posted - December 01 2006 : 11:40:19
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Xavier,
I'm sorry, I misread your post. I thought you took the IELTS. TOEIC is not a designated testing organization by CIC and accordingly "are not conclusive evidence of language ability and may be considered only as part of an overall written submission".
It is best to take IELTS.
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gbadrain
New Member
India
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Posted - December 04 2006 : 03:59:26
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I concur with CPCC, that IELTS is the only testing system which they are accepting thes days ...I doubt if they accept TOEFL.
Police clearance is to be the latest. |
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kiaora
Junior Member
New Zealand
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longwait
Advanced Member
568 Posts |
Posted - December 06 2006 : 01:27:36
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I was filling up the form under new process. point 26 says list all occupations in the last 10 years. Does this mean I have to list all the jobs or only occupations.
To clarify, even though I have changed employers, my occupation remains the same. So do I put a list of all the jobs or just one occupation?
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FUNNYBIRD
Top Member
Canada
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Posted - December 09 2006 : 06:29:31
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only NOC
quote:
Originally posted by longwait
I was filling up the form under new process. point 26 says list all occupations in the last 10 years. Does this mean I have to list all the jobs or only occupations.
To clarify, even though I have changed employers, my occupation remains the same. So do I put a list of all the jobs or just one occupation?
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longwait
Advanced Member
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vanpee
Average Member
Canada
151 Posts |
Posted - December 12 2006 : 14:54:42
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You have to summarize your work experience by categorizing them under identified NOC codes.
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longwait
Advanced Member
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alysayeed
Average Member
Saudi Arabia
246 Posts |
Posted - January 09 2007 : 01:17:20
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Hi!
Folks
I had submitted by application SAP from Saudi Arabia to Canadian high commission, London UK already 3 months passed but there is no news, when should I accept my AOR. plz suggest me what step should I take to get my AOR.
Millions of thanks for suggestions
Regards,
Ally
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jnbalneg
Average Member
182 Posts |
Posted - January 09 2007 : 19:43:10
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One quick question to refresh my memory. How long does it take(standard) for the CIC to reply/respond letting you know that they already recieved your application?We forwarded our application last November of 2006 and we haven't recieved any confirmation yet.
Your prompt response is highly appreciated. Thank you so much. |
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softncool
Advanced Member
Pakistan
779 Posts |
Posted - January 11 2007 : 01:33:19
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Hello jnbalneg,
From where did you apply? It takes from a week to two months normally depending on the location where u applied.
Thanks
Cool |
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jnbalneg
Average Member
182 Posts |
Posted - January 11 2007 : 03:39:48
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Originally posted by softncool
Hello jnbalneg,
From where did you apply? It takes from a week to two months normally depending on the location where u applied.
Thanks
Cool
Ello!
I have heard that one as well. I applied here in the Philippines but just wanna ensure when to recieve our file number from CIC. Thanks! |
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CanFlip
Average Member
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gbadrain
New Member
India
49 Posts |
Posted - January 27 2007 : 01:52:34
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| Are u scaring us with all those facts..I guess u r not so wrong or should I say that u r not so right!! |
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